Commemorative Creamer

Possibly modelled by Arnold Machin, Wedgwood

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Delicate covered tureen of white soft-paste porcelain, the body resting on four scrolled feet and with two scrolled handles, with molded decoration in the 'damask'd' pattern with on each side a vertical reserve decorated with painted floral bouquets in shades of pink, purple, yellow and green enamel, the domed cover similarly decorated with molded decoration and floral bouquets, and surmounted by the modeled figure of a recumbent stag painted brown and black resting on a rocky base that is highlighted with floral springs and leaves
Pair of Wedgwood Bone china floral earrings each with a pink and cream rose on a metal mount
Lilac and white jasperware cover probably for a teapot with glazed inside.
One of a set of four large figures of soft-paste porcelain representing the "Four Quarters of the Globe," each depicted as a chubby child dressed in a costume deemed appropriate to his or her region and associated with symbols of the different continents. Asia: the figure of a female child wrapped in loose-fitting silks trimmed with gold and wearing a jeweled bodice, her headdress is decorated with exotic fruits and flowers, in her right hand she holds a gilt censor or incense burner, her left hand clutches a small bouquet of precious spices, at her feet lies a recumbent camel with upturned head on a green grassy ground decorated with flowers.